Studying for the Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP)®

Course details

Taking the Certified Business Analysis Professional™ (CBAP®) exam is a big step, and a great move for your career. CBAP® certification proves that you have the knowledge and the experience to lead projects to success. Jamie Champagne has helped hundreds of professionals train for this exam, and she’s prepared this online course to share her proven study tips and techniques with you. Review the certification requirements, including the 7,500 hours of hands-on experience required to sit for the exam. Then study the key objectives: the Business Analyst Core Concept Model™, the six knowledge areas, and essential business analysis techniques, as well as the vocabulary needed to work in the field. Jane also provides tips and practice worksheets to test your knowledge and prepare for exam day.

Learning objectives
Articulate the criteria for the CBAP®.
Determine the requirements for filling out a CBAP® application.
Distinguish between the business analysis core concepts and knowledge area tasks.
Differentiate the business analysis perspectives.
Describe the best practices for studying and answering questions.
Apply experiences to knowledge area tasks.

Concepts

Introduction

CBAP and your career
The CBAP study plan

Understanding the CBAP Certification Examination

The CBAP requirements
The CBAP exam

Utilizing Your Resources

Using your CBAP application
Using AI to help you with your CBAP Application
Practicing brain dumps

Studying the Key Business Analysis Content

Explaining the Business Analyst Core Concept Model
Identify BA knowledge area tasks
Indicating BA task information
Describing BA techniques
Know when to use each technique

Utilizing Key Business Analysis Concepts

Recognizing BA underlying competencies
Differentiating the BA perspectives
Understanding the BA vocabulary

Taking the CBAP Certification Examination

Preparing your final studying
Using AI to build CBAP practice questions
Taking the exam
Answering the CBAP questions

Translating Experience for the Application

BABOK applied - Translating experience
Your BA planning and monitoring experience
Your elicitation and collaboration experience
Your requirements lifecycle management experience
Your strategy analysis experience
Your requirements analysis and design definition experience
Your solution evaluation experience

Conclusion

Good luck